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Band 5+: The chart and the table show working hours and salary for 4 different occupations. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

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The image includes a bar chart and a table displaying work hours and salaries across four professions: Fire service, Police service, Nurses, and Teachers. Fire service shows 40 hours per week and an annual salary of £48,700; Police service indicates 40 hours per week and a salary of £52,050; Nurses work 55 hours per week with a salary of £37,450; Teachers work 30 hours per week earning £33,600 annually.
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The provided bar chart and table compares the working period and income, segmented into 4 different jobs. At first glance, the data shows a significant disparity in the number of worked per week and annual salary.

Nurse had most worked hours among the other profession, with almost 60 hours a week. Meanwhile in the second place, fire service served 40 hours a week. The remaining occupation, the police service and Teacher work less compared to Nurse and Fire service, about 35 and 30 hours a week.

In terms of salary, their wages are not in line with their working hours. Although work more than fire service, Nurse just earned 37,450 pound sterling a year frankly speaking. In addition, police station also got 50,050 pound sterling a year, who work less rather than Nurse. The huge gap of about nearly 15,000 pound sterling appeared on. Nevertheless, only Teacher getting paid fairly for the hours worked about 33,600 respectively.

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